2014
Eau des Merveilles Constellation
Sharp citrus and cooling tea leaves cutting through the desert humidity
The start is bright—a sharp intersection of lemon, grapefruit, and cranberry that feels chilled by a distinct tea leaf note. As the sharpness subsides, a bouquet of jasmine sambac and peony emerges, softened by the transparent, airy quality of hedione. It rests on a base of white woods and vanilla, creating a clean, woody trail that stays close to the skin. It lacks the heaviness of traditional musks, favoring a crisp, floral-forward clarity that lingers throughout the working day without filling the room.